How buyers can steer clear of buying a car with a stolen identity as VIN cloning surges

While many times criminals used cloned VINs to disguise stolen vehicles, some use them to hide a vehicle's true history to sell you a salvaged and/or unsafe car.

US agency upgrades probe into 3.2 million Tesla vehicles over self-driving crashes

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration escalated its probe into 3.2 million Tesla ​vehicles with Full Self-Driving driver-assistance on concerns the system may fail to detect or warn drivers in poor visibility.

US official warns small airports could soon shut down over TSA absences

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned on Thursday that if a ​partial government shutdown continues, small airports could soon shut down as 50,000 airport security officers go without pay.

After 35 years, Idaho's Rupe's Burgers manager Leo Wallace retires

After 35 years behind the counter, in the kitchen, waiting tables and literally at the heart of one of Blackfoot's most beloved restaurants, Rupe's Burgers manager Leo Wallace is retiring.

Cedar City Hospital's emergency room expanded to address growing need, nearby tourists

Almost a year after construction began, Cedar City Hospital's $7 million emergency department expansion officially opened Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting and open house.

University of Utah student launches app to get people outside, boost connectedness

Recently launched by a Utah student, Always Outdoors is an app built to help outdoor enthusiasts connect and get outside together while promoting social connectedness.